Chivalrous: Less in the way of men towards women, this refers more to traditional chivalry as it refers to knighthood - courageous, full of honor, courteous, and a readiness to serve. These qualities made it so Leonceault rose quick in the ranks as a Knight of Ishgard.

Charitable: Being a baseborn, Leonceault knows what it is to want - he tries to make sure no one else has to suffer the same fate if it is within his power.

Gallant: Spirited, dashing, and with ornate expressions of politeness, Leonceault oozes the qualities expected of his profession and tends to do them up with style. It makes him able to better fit into his station in the Pillars.

Charming: As one could expect with Leonceault's chivalry also comes a sort of pleasantness about him. He is often delightful to be around, and always mindful of his behavior around others so as not to offend.

Proper: A lowborn shouldn't be as proper as he is, and yet it almost seems part of his aether at this point - he reeks of propriety, and conforms to traditional standards and manners.

Romantic: This goes further than just the notion of love - Leonceault is an idealist first and foremost behind the guise of all the propriety. Sometimes unrealistic expectations are prone to let-downs.

Analytical: Leonceault is always breaking apart things and assessing them, from people's motives to the intentions of adversaries in the battlefield. It makes him great at picking people apart and reading them, but can be overbearing when used too often.

Stubborn: He didn't get to his station in life by being complacent - he'll relentlessly power through any obstacle thrown at him. While admirable, it's also a lot to deal with if who he is being stubborn to is you.

Collected: Leonceault tends to keep his wits around him at most times - good in stressful situations, but bad when needing to show genuine emotional reaction.

Methodical: Strategy is everywhere in Leonceault's mind - whether it be on the battlefield or his interpersonal relationships with people. While his deliberate nature is wonderful when at war, humans oftentimes do not follow such a rulebook.

Melancholic: Deep under the guise of a chivalrous, charming knight lies a simple man who has experienced mourning and loss. He is not prone to showing it, but that does not mean it is not there.

Detached: Getting too close to people is dangerous - it can only lead to heartache. Because of this mindset, Leonceault is prone to putting on a facade and keeping an arm's distance from most.

Skeptical: What do you do when the doctrine you grew up believing turned out to be a farce? The revelations about the Dragonsong War and the implications of The Holy See of Ishgard have left Leonceault slow to trust not only those in power, but also everyone else.

Foolhardy: When a trigger is pushed, sometimes Leonceault is prone to putting himself in harm's way and being recklessly brave, regardless of his own personal safety. What is a knight if not self-sacrificial?

Insecure: Will he ever be good enough for the Pillars, being a lowborn? Will he ever be able to go back to the Brume, to the people who will never judge him for having nothing and nothing to offer? Leonceault sees himself stuck between two worlds - and it leads him to be insecure with his place in life.